Best Western Clermont Cincinnati

... a few flurries near Bradford but not a big deal. Funnily enough the temperature has gotten colder as we've headed south - hovering around freezing in Ohio. We both had visions of the skating rink highway we tried to negotiate in February in the Daytona to Cinci stretch. This time there was only construction to deal with.

Our border crossing went as well as can be expected. The U-Haul was x-rayed but we got through in about half an hour and we've definitely spent longer than that ...

This was our 5th anniversary trip. Each year we take a vacation of some sort to celebrate our anniversary and avoid all the Thanksgiving craziness. This year we choose to go on a western caribbean cruise aboard the Carnival Valor.

Saving money is our mantra this year. We're halfway through building a new ...

... joke. “How do you pronounce the capital of Kentucky: Louie-ville or Louaville? Neither – Frankfort.

RV Tips:

Dave determined last night, after 3.5 years in our RV, that the front curtain offers no privacy when the lights are on. Not a problem for me, I figure no one is looking and if they did, they’d stop right away. But just so you know.

Dave found a great instructional video on the Lazy Days ...

Leaving for KL in 6 days, monsoon season i know, but. Plan on spending Christmas and New Year in Malaysia before heading north to Thailand after getting a visa in Penang. Anyone out there care to share a Tiger somewhere in the peninsula drop me a line.
Wherever enjoy your trip to s/e asia!
Polesana

... the opportunity to know her and the rest of her family as we embark on this journey together. Life experiences are so much better when they are shared. I am wondering if we'll have to change the passports when we get back from the trip to read, "McCarron-Dunn-Reier" or "Dunn-Reier-McCarron!" I have a feeling that we'll be like one big family upon our return.
I, too have been scouring through all of the reading material I have been able ...

... treatments for cancer diagnosed earlier this spring. He exclaimed, "I’m conducting here, at the 25th Anniversary of Riverbend, the best choir in the world!" Kunzel was in Salt Lake and directed the Choir along with the Utah Symphony last September. He looked forward at that time to this event, "It’s a truly great honor to be affiliated with you and we hope it’s an affiliation that will go on as long as I live. Heaven could not be better ...

... in Cincy. I have to say, it was pretty emotional to say goodbye to everyone, but on the other hand, not really knowing if all of the departures were going to be coordinated properly, it was somewhat unknown whether or not I would be back. The biggest problem about going ...

... hundred passengers, it was quite an advanced system. In Chicago we cleared immigration and customs and had just enough time to make to our connecting flight. We arrived at the gate as passengers were already loading into the small Brazilian-made Embraer jet. After less than an hour in the air we arrived home. My wife Marjolaine met us at the airport to drive us home, it was wondeful to see her about being away for over 4 weeks. Thanks to ...

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The Choir’s accomplishments are similar: it recorded 3 CDs for Telarc before forming its own recording label in 2003. Since that time it has released 11 CDs and 7 DVDs. Its weekly broadcast, Music and the Spoken Word, is now in its 79th year of broadcasting. The Choir’s 4th PBS special, Christmas with the Mormon Tab**nacle Choir featuring Sissel, will air in Decemb** 2007.

Besides being the Pops Maestro, Erich Kunzel is a regular guest conductor throughout ...

... am watching my niece eat a frozen, blue popsicle. Oh rather, I'm watching a quasi-frozen, blue popsicle melt all over her. What is it with frozen foods and children? God knows they can get six different sizes of marbles, three colors of playdoh and half a pound of dog food into their mouths in the dark, but consuming a popsicle or ice-cream without wearing it is absoultely ...